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and consequently incurablc. Il Is impossible TO de-
s,lSe Ier sGueringS Her body from the crown OF
uer mead 70 the sOlesOf her feet was a mass OF decay.
masses OF ucsh rottng OF and leaving great cavities.
N,r myers iestcrCd and three or four nails dropped
on az one time, Her limbs contracted BY the fearful
syeratton, and Tor several years she did not leave
I'r heL. Her weight was reduced from l25 TO so lbs.
Itrbals some faint idea Of her condition can be
E.tahtd from the fact that three pounds OF CosmO-
Ile OF ointment were used per week in dressing her
SLY finally the physicians acknowledged their
Seieat by this Black Wolf, and commended The suf.
lerert 20 her alEwlse Creator.
htr husband hearing wonderful rpports OF the nss
o; STIyr's SPECIFIC Is $. 81. Prevailed on her 10
.ylIa as a last resort. She began its use under pro-
: y, sSOh found that her system was being re-
IeHsIO OF the poison as the sores assumed a red and
r1l.'ny color, as though the blood was becoming
ra.g 49, anu SctlNe, Mrs. Bailey continued the 5. &. :,
unlIIast February; every sore was healed; she dis
SHueu ehar and Clutches, and was for the first time
"a WE'VE years q well woman. Her husband. Mr..
- bailey, Is in business at IN Blackstone Strrct
IOssqn, and will take pleasure in giving the details
G1tAis wonderful cure. Send TO us for TREATS on
oTod and skin Diseases, mailed free.
ME SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3 Atlanta Ca
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Amhnsh.h nv nnrnits.

RANGOON, March 12.-The ~depredatiOns
of the Dacoits are increasing. They are
daily growing more aggressive. A gang
of one hundred railroad constructors, at
work a short distance from Mandalay,
were recently compelled to retire to that
place for reiniorcements to protect them
in their work. The Twenty-Seyenth Ma
dras Regiment of Infantry was also re-
Gently ambushed by bands of DacOits and
several of their number killed and
wounded.
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PECK'S SUCCESSOR.
J. A. Ewing, of Marshall Appointed to the
Place Temporarily.

Js A. ENttss Oh AAaEsAAhs HEPSa"'
Place Temporarily.
SDeridl TRcqram TO the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 12.-The
following official paper was issued this
morning:
To all to whOm these presents may come:
GREETING:-Know We that our Gov
ernor, in pursuance of authority vested IN
the Executive by law, hath constituted
and appointed j.. Alex. Ewing, OfMarShall
county, superintendent of the ~peniteutiary
at Moundsyille, to hold temporary until
the Goth Of April 1857, and until the APP
pointment and qualification OF q successor
to execute the duties of that office accord
ing to law.
In testimony whereof, these our u let
tiers are sealed with the less seal of the
State and made patent
Witness. T. w. WILSON.
Our said Governor, at Charleston, this
18th day of March, 1887, and in the
twenty-fourih year of the State.
By the Governor. Z. W. WILSON.
II. s. WALKER, Secretary of State.
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PRODUCE.
NaU YORK.

NEW YORK, March 12.--Flour-Re-
ceipts Is. 40 barrels; exports 2,355 barrels
and 5.935 sacks; market dull and weak
but not quotably lower; sales 1900 bar.
reJs. wheat-Receipts 1G, 200 bushels;
exports ~, s43 bushels; spot 4 shade lower
options closed steady; sales 2,904,0CO
bushels futures and 2S6,OO0 spot; No. 2
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AMI TRADE.


Money 31-2a5 Per Cent. Governments
Dull and ste~ady-stocks Duli-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-Wheat Quiet.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Money on call
easy at 3la5 per cent, closing ut 3 per
cent. prime mercantile paper SAC per cent. /;
sterling exchange dull and unchanged.
GOyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
Threes Coupons.
FOurS Coupons.
FOurs-
Pacific skies OF 1896.
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Dull; sales SAC O0.
STOCKs-The market to-day was again
extremely dull, and for the most part weak.
There were many stories ailoat in regard
to the Baltimore & Ohio, but nothing new
in regard 10 the transactions between 1t
and Richmond and West Point was evolved,
but heavy selling prevailed during the
forenoon, and the stock lists fell something
over . per cent, the greater part
of which was recovered during the
afternoon. First prices showed
irregular changes from last evenings hnal
| figures, which, however, were for small
fractions only either way. Business was
quiet but after a few slight advances in
some stocks the entire list weakened, and
Richmond a. West Point, upon large trans
actions, dropped q. A general rally fol-
lowed, and prices were brought up nearly
to opening figures. The most important
advance of the day occurred before ] p. n.
but the market again yielded, though
prices in the last hour showed some firm
ness. The close was dull and steady.
Transactions 2l7, 795 shares. Quotations
closed bid AZ follows:
Adams Express I42; American Express
1921: Canada Pacific COL; Central Pacific
36I; Chesapeake and Ohio Il; do preferred
irsts IA; do seconds 81; Chicago and
Alton, IA; dopreferred 100; Chicago, Bur.
iington and Quincy 1885,; Delaware and
Hudson, 1905; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1881; Denver and Rio Grande,
25; Erie 33s do preferred ~; RI. wayne,
1861; Illinois Central, i29i; Lake Shore,
9iS; Michigan Central 80; Minneapolis
and st. Louis, Is; do preferred, AZ;
Missouri Pacific, 105; Northern Pacific,
273; do preferred, So; Chicago and North
western, 1l5i; do preferred, l4O4; New
York Central, 112: Oregon Transconti-
mental. 3lI; Pacific Mail, 54s; Panama;
Peoria, d. * E. 33I; Pittsburg, 1914 Pull
man Palace Car, 1881; Reading, 37!;ROck
Island, 1851; St Louis and San Francisco,
33l; do preferred, 66i first preferred, ll44i
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Minnesota ll5i
81. Paul and Omaha 45s; do preferred
1851; Texas Pacific, 26I Union Pacific, 514i
United Staes Express 81; Western Union
Telegraph 75l.
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Good Results In Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit Being induced 70
tyy DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 50 and was entirely cured
by use Of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with bet results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan Il Co.'S Drug
store.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Dy Goods
There was an improved demand for all
classes of cotton goods, followed
by very good quotations Of sales for
immediate, also deliveries during the
month. Besides a request for assortments
because of broken stocks and q growing In.
auiry on the part Of retailers, the cancel
lation Of special freight rate on
cotton piece goods by operation Of tho
interstate IN law, and . re-classi-
ieation that places cotton goods A. third.
class at 50 cents, and those iD cases a.
irst~class or 75 cents advance, purchases
are being made TO be shipped before April
5. when the new rates take effect.
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Prof. Cox Complimented.

Speclu Iatgrdm % "a Sunday htytNeT'
KINGwOoD, ". Va, March 12-The
students in the Academic department ol
the KingwOOd Academy have, without
dissenting voice, rendered Prof. J. A. Cox,
as teacher and friend, " 4 certificate signed
by all the students and Endorsed by the
officers and assistant teachers Of the Acad'
envy, cOmplimenting him upon his kind
ness and efficiency, as n of the best in
structors in the State, and expressing sin
sere SORROW at his departure. The docu'
ment, which is omitted from lack ofspace,
will be priced by the Professor.
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PETROLEUM.

Titusyilie.
TITUsyTLLE, March IL. - Petroleum
Opened at csc; highest G4c; lowest 62lc;
closed 1T 62sc.
Pittsburgh.
]PTTTsBURG, March II. Petroleum
Active and irregular; opened at 6ilc;
closed at 62!c; highest 6iic; lowest 62!c.
bradford.
BRADFORD, March l2.-Petroleum--
Opened at G3Sc; closed at 63c; highest
Gi!c; lowest 62c; clcarances So, 600 bar
rels.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Petroleum-
Opened firm at 63.c; advanced to GiIc;
a rapid decline followed TO CSC; closed
firm at &c. Sales 2,G37, 900 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY. March IL. Petroleum
Opened at 63ic; highest Gic; lowest
65lc; closed at 62:c. Sales 81 900 bar.
rcls; cIearances 4, Is6. 900 barrels; charters
II, 627 barrels; shipments l1,25O barrels.
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A Rare Chance for Manufacturers,
We offer now for sale the
Smith Brewery Property,

Extending nom Chapline 70 EnG street, . full
square, and log feet south, together with the
Brewery and three excellent vaults and CELLAR,
stables, brick and frame, cooper shop, and
eight small and large tenement houses
II above properly viii be Offered At Public
Sale, In mont OF the New City Building. south
side. on SATURDAY, MARCH 10, commencing
at 10 O'Clock a M, II not sold p~reyiouA
C. A. ScHAFER 6 CO., Agents..
febl-h Wheeling, w. Va
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Missions Marriage Confirmed.

PARIS, March 12.-The religious eere-
mony confirming the civil marriage OF
Nine. Christine Nilsson to Count Miranda,
took place at the Church of the Madeleine
to-day.
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber WIN sell OF trade for asmslle.
property near the City Of Wheeling Alarm Of III
Acres on Big wheeling Creek, ourteen NILE
Of Good Fruit Water In livery Field; two Cot
tases and Gold Wei wates, son - rain: Good
Fences; plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
out on the land 4 purchaser can 81 2 rare bar
Rain. J. d. EWING,
jyiseAsh once. liso Main S.. wheeling.
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How NV Side Aches.

From the bench and the counter,
Il - nom the IOOm and sewing mdchlne
xANA cOcS up the cry It pain ana weak
GA/1M ness Aching sides ana bacS' Alu,
HzAuey and Uterine Pains, strains anu
WEAKNESS. Coughs. Colds and tnc>l saIn>, -
ey.r, E,si, ami Ache uI daily toll relieved an
one minute by the CutieurR AnIi-P"in
PInster. New. elegant. and intalhbte. AZ
druggists. sc 1--WE FOR SLuo. "T, OF f"i'eE drug
and Chemical To-, Boston.
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BAlrian Dead.

BRUSSELS, March I'm. Coppin, the
last survivor of the Belgian provisional
government of 1880, is dead.
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BLACK Wolf !

or Black Leprosy, Is a disease which is considered
Lcurlb.'. but II has yielded TO the curative proper.
u'sOi SWIFT SPECIFIC-uOW known an over the
world ass : :. Mrs. Bailey, OF West Someryille.
Mass, near Boston, was attacked several wears AGO
with this hidcOus black eruption, and was treated 6y
Lne ocsl MEDICAL talent, who could only say that the
disease was a species Of
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4sr Sale
UNOR SALE OR RENT,

On favorable terms, nom April 1, fsS, . piece Of
ground containing ab0ut10h acrea situate neex
Kim Grove, Ohio county, wesf Virginia, one-h9n
mile nom B. q O. r r depot, With turnpike
room fame tenant houee, Q good stable for three
horses, COW shed, and . young orchard begin.
ming 70 bear fruit Applyeo -
fehsb 1872 Main Street
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Severe Snow in England

LONDON, March IA severe snow
storm prevails throughout England to-day.
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WTHEEIINa AND ELM GROVE R. R.
QuNnANg

Leave the City at 500 a. m, and every hour to
300 ?. m.
Leave wheeling Park al 800 a IA, and every
O TO 1000 p. IN.
The Church Train will leave ach terminus at
I2:lO .. m. {. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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DbeeIins Register
GrarelGrs' 6uids.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLANATIoN OF REVERENCE MARKS: $Daily.
+Sundsy excepted. monday excepted Wheel
ing Time. January 80, 1887:
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B., C. 81. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellsire al SlO p. m. for woodSheld and
Summerield.
Leave Rellaire at $50 p. m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive At B6Ilsire 9:25 q. m. and 600 p. m.
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, March12 -Cotton-Putures
closed firm.
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THE CONTEST.

This race really grew out of discussion
among several yachtsmen late last fall re-
garding the relative merits Of various
American yachts in heavy weather. Capt.
Colt, who was one Of the party, cOntended
that the DauntlesS was the best boat other
kind on this side Of the Atlantic for ocean
travelling. This came to the ears of K. L.
Bush, whose yacht had just returned from
Cowes and had made such a good record
for herself, both in going across and return
ing, that he placed considerable confidence
in her ability to make the passage more
quickly than any other keel schooner
ahOat. For a time there was talk Of a
race in December or January, but as
no propositions %emanating from own
ers were made, the matter was forgotten,
The subject was soon revived, however,
and about the middle of January arrange
ments were completed for the race which
began to-day.
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THE YACHTS.

The preparation OF the boats for their
rather risky trip was at once begun. The
lower mastS of the Dauntless were short
ened five feet; the foremost of the COronet,
two feet. Nine and half feet were taken
of the Coronet' StOpmasts; but the Daunt-
less were not changed. The DauntlesS
is fitted with new rigging throughout; the
COronet with new ~lanyards forward and a
new preventer b~owsprit shrouds. Five
and a half tons of lead were run into the
DauntleSs' keel and seven tons into the
CorOnet's.
The DauntleSs was declared to be ready
for the contest, after having taken a trial
trip on March ID. Her rival, however,
was delayed by the tide being so low rs to
prevent her being taken up on the dry
dock, and when she was finally ont Of the
water and ready to be ilOated again the low
tides once more interferred. When 1t was
found that she could not be got ready TO
sail on the day first appointed, last Thurs
day was named for starting. At the re-
uueSt of Mr.. Rush u second "pOstpOnement
was made until to-day.
The Corouet has two distinct advantages
over her rival. She is larger and newer.
She was built by PoillOn Bros, at South
Brooklyn, in 1856, while the DauntleSs
was constructed twenty-One years ago at
Mystic Bridge, Conn, by Forsyth & Nor.
gan.
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When Mr.. BuSh issued his challenge he
had made up his mind to participate in
the international regetta, which will form
mart of the celebration oil the tiftieth ami
versary of Queen Nictoria'S ascension to
the throne, and he thought it would make
the trip 10 England more interesting by
having n race. He does not regard the
tortuous course around the British Isles rs
calculated to offer any chance of winning
for n boat so large rs his, and has therefore
decided not to participate in the Royal
Regatta except rs q specta or. Mr.. Bush
has but recently become imbued with the
racing spirit, and in fact is a recruit in the
ranks of active yachtSmen. Having passed
his boyhOOd days on Lake Ontario, he has
ALWAYS taken considerable interest in sail
ING craft, hut did not become q Yacht
owner until 1SS2, when he bought the
steamer Falcon, when President Garfield's
estate was being settled. Later in 1884
Mr.. Bush decided to build n large
schooner suitable for carrying himself and
family to any part of the globe, so, selling
the Falcon, he contracted with c. Il K.
Poillon to construct for him just such u
vessel as he has in the Coronet. 1t is his
intention at the conclusion of the ocean
race, to make the circuit of the globe in
her, accompanied by his family.
Mr.. Bush is a tall, heayily-built man,
weighing not less than 200 pounds. He is
less than fifty years old, and yet his hair
and closely cropped full beard are so
white that he looks fully ten years older.
As President of the Bush 4 Denglow Man
featuring Company, reiners and dealers in
oils, his time is fully occupied with bust
ness cares and has been constantly for
twenty-five years, but he now believes that
he has earned a rest, and will look for
that and considerable enjoyment besidesin
his yacht.
Mr.. Colt, who so promptly accepted Mr..
Bush's challenge. is the son of the famous
inventor and manufacturer Of firearms and
lives at Hartford. His father left him an
enormous income and he spends it in o way
in which he can derive the greatest enjoy
ment and comfort from it. He is about
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Money 31-2a5 Per Cent. Governments
Dull and St~eady-stocks Duli-Flour
Quiet and UnchanGed-Wheat Quiet.
NEW YORK, March 12.-MOney on call
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 10, 1857.
TRUSTEES SALE,

". IL HILIER, Auctioncer, mr.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM
GireS Rsli.f ~ Oart
ami Cures
COLD in HEAD
CATARRH
Hay Fever.

not q LiqgUd SEg.
or Ppwd, Pre-,
from iHJWrtOg
Drugs aHd QfsaSir
Ulprg
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AAHE9 q = !
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NJ Ais
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before the eyes, nervous prostitution or cx-
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alternating with chilly sensations, sharp.
biting. transient pnins here md there, cold
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disturbed untl- undressing sleep. constant,
indcscribablo feeling of dread, or Of impend-
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q these SYMPTOMS, you are suffering from
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with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease hns become, the
greater the number and diversity Of symp-
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RAILROADS..

p1rTSRuRGH, CINCINNATI &. ST.
y LOUIS RAILWAY eo.-ranhtndlc Rontc'
Under schedule In effect MAY rs, 1857. tmIns
leave wheeling, Central STANDARD timer For Scu.
nen n and pt.hbuteh G:S5 u IN /, 1875 y, IN,
~ p N: For steuhenvllle. 8 o. n, m. L The f;a,
T. m aud sos p N. ira'rs IN aka direct nonnoction
LOT Colnmbus, .incihrau, Indianapolis and I nd.
csgo Tho 1875 y. m. train makes direct copncc.s
lion for Columbus and Chicago. " = Il ',1'''''|5 r
Trains arrive NJ Whcsiug G,l5a a, M, 10 o, a, M.
2:G y IN aud O rnn NJ - $50 mv9i v
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ri El,lChl..
d, MOTIFS FRENCH pEWGkRs

EH1 WVtf WGWCTT fWVELTV
VIII euro Diseases Of tho Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and MI Urinary aud urc,hrl DlsrnSSs
Nervous and Physical Debility, ScIrinui Wca s,iSss'
Loss OF F!gor, Premature DcclIne In Man, Early
Decay, lmpotcncy caused by ertors Of youth, eI.
and NOSE, ulCerA. oruptio,s, Sclolua, totcr, sait
rhcum, aud MI blood and skin diseases, Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonosrhrn cured in
THREE days. Price y 90. Sold In Wheeling, IS. VA,
ikl0 '
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DcsiEn for n Cheap Modern Home.

Size Of structure: Front q It. Sim side 80 IT, in Size of
ooms: See floor paus Height Of aories: Cellar IT,
w.; first story, It second story, IT, Materials: Foun.
laton stone first story capboars second stoyy phnp.
ea; gables shingles; roof shingles. Cost $1,000 to 800
Special leatures-open fire places in the hail. paror and
Good space for bat rack in tho lower hall,
Wide staircase with platform landing
back stairway provided by the steps which start from
me Kitchen and connect with the landing and the main
Storage space in the attic to which stairway provided
Cellar under the whole house.
The above design (caled No. 43 was furnished ne for
publication by the CoOperave Building Plan Association
large firm Of Architects doing business at l0l Broadway
New York. who make specially OF country and suburban
foFk being able to furnish the drawings and specifications
or more than three hundred different designs mostly OF
ow and moderate coa They invite correspondence from
" intending builders however distant They will send
heif latest publication caled shoppes Modern Houses
NO. % containing more than fifty designs on receipt Of ST.
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CLEVELAND & PITrShURGaRA IL-
~ ROAD Under schedule In effect January no.
1881, train. leave bridgeport. Central standNri
lme; For piiBbniGh aud cleveland. 5'12 a. II: :.
l;i2 p, m. For Pittsburgh. l0I7 u. IN. For Wells.
vllc 4;l2 p. nj. For Steubeuvllc, 1886 d, IN. For
Martin Ferry, GAS a. m. - - - h
Tia'ns arrive At bridgeport at 1855 a. H., lI:ls
NJ, 2s' p IN, i'Sa p m, S:i4 D. M, and 7:45 p. IN.
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